Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- — Episode Schedule

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- — Episode Schedule tracks every upcoming episode of the Japanese anime television adaptation, using air date records sourced from AniList, the community-maintained anime and manga database. The underlying series began as a web novel by Tappei Nagatsuki and was later published in Japan by Media Factory under the MF Bunko J light novel imprint. The television adaptation is produced by White Fox and has run across multiple seasons since debuting in 2016, with simulcast availability determined by regional streaming platforms. The AniList source record for each episode carries the season and episode numbering used in Japanese broadcast listings and by international catalogue services. Each entry in the feed is a single episode identified by season number, episode number, and scheduled air time, listed as a timed event rather than an all-day one. A broadcast run settles into a fixed weekly slot for the length of a cour, and the feed reproduces that slot as AniList records it; outside Japan the displayed hour follows the simulcast platform. Because the adaptation has been split into multi-cour seasons separated by long production gaps, the list runs deep while a season is on air and thins out in between. The wider franchise extends across films, spin-offs, and games, but the feed isolates the episodic television schedule, and each fresh confirmation from AniList extends the list forward by one broadcast. The weekly release cadence makes the calendar useful for series viewers, anime editors, and fan community moderators who need to plan around episode drops. This smart calendar feed is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, where each episode appears as a timed event. Because AniList updates the source data as broadcasters confirm schedules, the feed does not require manual entry for new episodes. Freshness is handled through regular polling, with a faster refresh cadence from Friday through Sunday, the period when most new anime episode listings and schedule changes are published on AniList. Broadcast adjustments, production delays, and reschedulings appear automatically in subscribed calendars once the source record is updated. The calendar continues to reflect whichever season is on air as AniList confirms additional entries.